Call for New Members for the Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee is looking for more neighbors to join our group. Anyone who works or lives in the neighborhood is welcome to join. Whether you’ve been in the neighborhood for a week or thirty years, regardless of if you’re an urban planner or are just curious to know about upcoming projects in the neighborhood, we’d love to have you join. The time commitment is fairly light with only one two-hour meeting a month.

The Land Use and Transportation Committee or LUTC is a group that participates in neighborhood review of land use, zoning, building and transportation regulation and planning. What that essentially boils down to is when a new project or policy is proposed that will affect the neighborhood, the group proposing the change with come to LUTC and ask for our input or feedback. LUTC then voices our opinions on what can lead to the proposed project having the largest positive impact on the neighborhood.

If this sounds interesting we’d love to have you. If you’re worried that you don’t have the right “background,” don’t let that stop you from joining. We’d be happy to train you and get you up to speed on things so that you can be a contributing member.

So if you’re interested in helping shape the direction our neighborhood and city grow, please consider joining. Our meetings are open to everyone, so if you’re interested in checking them out to see if you want to get involved, they’re the second Monday of the month at 7pm at 120 NE Knott. The next meeting is Monday, March 11.

One thought on “Call for New Members for the Land Use and Transportation Committee

  1. Hello Eliot Board,

    I have a bit more free time these days and can re-join the LUTC if you are looking for members…

    *Wes Ayers*

    ayersjw@gmail.com

    C 503.784.1678

    On Fri, Mar 8, 2019 at 9:01 AM Eliot Neighborhood wrote:

    > Brad Baker posted: “The Land Use and Transportation Committee is looking > for more neighbors to join our group. Anyone who works or lives in the > neighborhood is welcome to join. Whether you’ve been in the neighborhood > for a week or thirty years, regardless of if you’re an urb” >

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